Sentence examples for a general legislative from inspiring English sources

The NCAA functions as a general legislative and administrative authority for men's and women's intercollegiate athletics.

It led to Indonesia's first free ballot in four decades on June 7th, when a general legislative election was held.

In June, following the presidential election, there's a general legislative election, in which new MPs are chosen for the National Assembly.

In 1831 a general chapter (legislative meeting) voted to begin work in the foreign missions.

Voters indicated in polls earlier this month that they had a distaste for protracted taxes, caps on spending during inflation periods and general legislative and gubernatorial will.

The divided Legislature, known for its partisan disputes and gridlock, late budgets and general legislative paralysis, is still going strong, with the majorities in both houses growing.

Any state embodies the general legislative will better than no state.

He meant that a rightful condition, the opposite of the state of nature, is possible only when there is some means for individuals to be governed by the "general legislative will" (6 320).

Even less at Westminster: whether criticism of the 'Zombie Parliament' is fair or not, there is no doubt that the general legislative machine is running out of steam, notwithstanding the inevitable sound and fury that will accompany George Osborne's pre-election Budget in a fortnight's time.

Accordingly, the general legislative framework surrounding this aspect will be evaluated.

Secondly, the importance of aspects beyond medical services, such as socio-cultural characteristics and the amount of resources available locally, should be considered alongside general legislative measures.